For decades, the Dallas Cowboys have been known as "America's Team," a nickname that has survived despite the franchise's nearly three-decade Super Bowl drought. The Cowboys continue to receive outsized media attention, especially considering the team's up-and-down results over that time period, but they may not be the league's biggest automatic draw anymore.
That distinction likely goes to the Kansas City Chiefs, a team that has built a modern dynasty around quarterback Patrick Mahomes, tight end Travis Kelce, coach Andy Reid and a handful of other pillars of the franchise's three Super Bowl titles since 2019–20.
